Sentence examples for from Saturday to Sunday from inspiring English sources
"from Saturday to Sunday" is correct and usable in written English
It is usually used to refer to a period of time, as in "I'm busy from Saturday to Sunday."
This was the first year the show moved from Saturday to Sunday night.
Spotify, the online music service, said that from Saturday to Sunday streams of Ms. Houston's music had a 40-fold increase, to 2.4 million.
GIANT SLALOM POSTPONED Bad weather and strong winds forced organizers to move a women's World Cup giant slalom in Zwiesel, Germany, from Saturday to Sunday.
"There's no place in the Bible that says the Sabbath was changed from Saturday to Sunday, so we worship on Saturday, that's all," he said.
Early Christians moved their "day of rest" from the seventh day of the week to the first day, from Saturday to Sunday.
HALL OF FAME CHANGE: The Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio, will move the induction ceremony from Saturday to Sunday starting in 2003.
The Final Four would be played from Friday to Sunday instead of from Sunday to Tuesday.
At 8 Rivington Street from Friday to Sunday.
Botanical Garden, and lasted from Wednesday to Sunday.
Weekday variations of BC concentrations increase gradually from Monday to Wednesday and gradually decrease from Thursday to Sunday.
Day of week: The day of the week from Monday to Sunday.
